No Revival of Federal Law Trashing/Lying/Little Oversight NSA Mass Surveillance
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People In The Elite Media Like Conservative Joe Scarborough Call For Revival of NSA Mass Surveillance
Why We Must Stand Up To The Crazy Emotionalism Of Our Time
1. America’s Spy Community Have Shown A Propensity To Break Federal Law Even Spying on The Committees Responsible For Their Oversight
http://www.cnn.com/2014/03/11/politics/senate-cia/2. The Lying Director of Intelligence Shows We Cannot Trust What Our Intelligence Community Says
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/war_stories/2013/06/fire_dni_james_clapper_he_lied_to_congress_about_nsa_surveillance.html3. Our Intelligence Community Is So Big That No One Can Know Exactly What It Does
http://projects.washingtonpost.com/top-secret-america/articles/a-hidden-world-growing-beyond-control/“The Post found an enterprise of more than 1,000 agencies and nearly 2,000 private contractors, so unwieldy and secretive that no one really knows how big it is or how effective.”
4. Time and Time Again It Has Been Shown We Can’t Trust The NSA
http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2013/12/16/state-of-deception“The history of the intelligence community, though, reveals a willingness to violate the spirit and the letter of the law, even with oversight. What’s more, the benefits of the domestic-surveillance programs remain unclear. Wyden contends that the N.S.A. could find other ways to get the information it says it needs. Even Olsen, when pressed, suggested that the N.S.A. could make do without the bulk-collection program. “In some cases, it’s a bit of an insurance policy,” he told me. “It’s a way to do what we otherwise could do, but do it a little bit more quickly.””
5. There Should Be No Revival of NSA Mass Surveillance When Oversight of Our Intelligence Community Is So Woefully Inadequate
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/government_programs-july-dec10-intelligence_08-03/“SLADE GORTON, former 9/11 commission member: Philip is, if anything, a little bit on the mild side. The numbers we had at the time the 9/11 Commission met was that there were 88 congressional committees and subcommittees that had something to do with intelligence oversight. We thought they had reduced it to 79. You have just told us it’s actually gone up to 100.
I can say, myself, I served a little bit more than two years on the Senate Intelligence Committee, and I quit because it was worthless. We didn’t have any real authority over those intelligence agencies. They didn’t pay a lot of attention to us. In fact, I hardly ever heard anything reported even in a secret meeting that I didn’t read in The Washington Post within 48 hours.
It seemed to me to be a waste of time. And, if anything, I think it’s gotten worse since.”Look on This Website And See Our Corporate Media Isn't Reporting On Half of The Abuses Committed By Our Lawless Intelligence Community.
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